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Archives for October 2019
It should’ve been quite easy for Peter Navarro to answer “no” — unless the answer really is “yes.”
A former Department of Education official advocated the measure following Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos denouncing debt forgiveness proposals.
The many causes and grim tidings of the state’s latest energy crisis.
Elijah Cummings lay in state at the US Capitol before funeral services in Baltimore, Maryland.
Once a leading killer of children, polio has nearly been wiped out by a global vaccination effort.
C-3PO isn’t built for battle, only scolding. That’s why everyone’s so worried about him.
“Load flexibility” could shave 15 percent off our peak electricity needs by 2030.
Ryan’s presidential campaign turned out to be just as successful as his effort to topple Nancy Pelosi.
The new chairman of the troubled coworking firm confirmed layoffs and explained how he plans to rescue the company from distress.
Unnatural Selection tackles tough questions about CRISPR gene editing, designer babies, and more.
The incident has reignited a debate about police presence in schools.
Facebook’s news project will pay some publishers millions for stories they’ve already written. It’s a major shift.
Most want more addiction treatment. Some want harm reduction. A couple want to decriminalize harder drugs.
“That is completely absurd.”
The House should be asking questions about Trump’s dealings with Turkey, Russia, Saudi Arabia, and others.